Mykola Bazhan: Selected Poems – Hardcover Classic Ukrainian Poetry (Vivat Classics)

Delve into the profound legacy of Mykola Bazhan (1904–1983), one of Ukraine’s most esteemed poets and twice nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Selected Poems brings together over 90 of his finest lyrical works, spanning from the 1920s to the early 1980s, showcasing his intellectual depth, expressive power, and unyielding humanity. Published in 2024/2025 by Vivat Classics, this hardcover edition features modernized orthography, an introduction by celebrated Ukrainian poet Serhiy Zhadan, detailed postscript by philologist Aliona Artiukh, and a vocabulary of archaic and rare words to aid readers 

An exceptional addition to any poetry collection, this volume invites readers aged 14+ to explore themes of history, identity, love, and existential reflection—all conveyed through Bazhan’s masterful craftsmanship

Key Features

Comprehensive Collection: Features 90+ poems spanning Bazhan’s six decades of work 

Expert Editorial Contributions: Foreword by Serhiy Zhadan and scholarly insights from Aliona Artiukh

Reader-Aid Vocabulary: Includes definitions for archaic and rare Ukrainian terms

Classic Ukrainian Literature: Part of Vivat Classics series, beautifully bound in hardcover (128 × 165 mm, 432 pages)

Cultural & Historical Resonance: Poems explore national identity, philosophical themes, and emotional depth

FAQs

Q: Who is the author and contributors?
A: The collection features poems by Mykola Bazhan, with editorial work by Aliona Artiukh and a foreword by Serhiy Zhadan

Q: How many poems and what’s the format?
A: Contains over 90 poems in hardcover (128 × 165 mm, 432 pages), modern Ukrainian orthography

Q: Is there supporting material?
A: Yes—includes an intro, commentary, vocabulary of archaic words, and notes .

Q: Who is the intended audience?
A: Recommended for readers aged 14+, students, educators, and enthusiasts of Ukrainian literary classics .